ShutterBox, Volume 3

ShutterBox is a supernatural manga series written by Rikki Simons and illustrated by Tavisha Wolfgarth-Simons, originally published in the mid-2000s. The series follows the journey of a young woman named Megan who discovers a camera capable of capturing the images of ghosts, blending elements of urban fantasy with an accessible, emotive aesthetic. The third volume continues this narrative arc, maintaining the series' signature focus on the emotional connections between the living and the spirit world.

The design of the series reflects the transition of the original Tokyopop releases into later editions, such as the digital-focused releases by Ghostwriter Studios. Rikki Simons, known for his work in both animation and graphic storytelling, utilized a distinct, fluid art style that prioritized character expression. The work was received as a niche but heartfelt contribution to the OEL (Original English Language) manga boom of the 2000s, praised by its dedicated readership for its unique conceptual premise and whimsical, melancholic tone.